NaMLab – nanoelectronic materials laboratory
NaMLab wurde 2006 als Joint Venture zwischen Universität und Industrie gegründet und ist heute ein Unternehmen der Technischen Universität Dresden. Basierend auf der Kernkompetenz in dielektrischen Materialien für Halbleiterbauelemente konzentriert sich NaMLab auf die Anwendung seiner Expertise im Bericht neuer Materialien auf rekonfigurierbare und energieeffiziente Bauelemente, indem es das Bauelement mehr als das Materialsystem selbst in den Mittelpunkt seiner Forschungsaktivitäten stellt.
News
- Giulio Galderisi wins the Electron Device Society 2024 PhD Fellowship 2024NaMLab likes to congratulate Giulio Galderisi for receiving the IEEE Electron Device Society (EDS) 2024 PhD Student Fellowship. This prestigious […]
- Two Year report 2022/23The NaMLab report for the years 2022/23 can be downloaded Two Year Report 2022/23.
- Namlab contributes to CRC between TU Dresden and RWTH AachenThe German Research Foundation (DFG) is establishing seven new Collaborative Research Centers (CRCs) to further strengthen cutting-edge research at universities. […]
Publications
- ZrO2 Based Multilayered Stacks with Al2O3, Y2O3 or La2O3 Interlayers for SiC Power Devices
Applied Materials & Interfaces
>10.1021/acsami.5c00947 - Back-Bias Effects in a SiGe Nanosheet Transistor with Multiple Independent Gates
Advanced materials technologies
>10.1002/admt.202401391 - Multiple-Independent-Gate Reconfigurable FETs Processed on Industrial 300 mm FDSOI
Electron Device Letters
>10.1109/LED.2025.3549531
Events
- ReDesign Project at Chip Design Germany Forum 2025Chip design is one essential step in designing microelectronics for specific products and applications. Expertise in chip design can strengthen […]
- High k Workshop 2025 – March 12/13thNaMLab invites to the Novel High-k Application Workshop on March 12th and 13th, 2025. New challenges offered by the application […]
- Girls Day 2025 – April ThirdEver wondered what makes your gadgets work and how its done? Here is your chance to grab the opportunity to […]